This report by CAN Europe and ECODES explores the link between National Building Renovation Plans and Social Climate Plans, highlighting opportunities and challenges to address energy poverty, support decarbonisation, and protect vulnerable households in the EU through inclusive renovation policies.
Building up skills for home renovation one-stop shops.
Eric Parry Architects retrofitted 11 Belgrave Road, London, preserving 35% of its 1950s structure, improving sustainability, and adding a steel-timber penthouse, increasing floor space by 31% and incorporating biophilic features.
The Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina has adopted a strategy to renovate buildings by 2050, aiming to reduce energy consumption, CO2 emissions, and boost economic growth through energy-efficient renovations.
Continental replicable one-stop shop for financial innovation trajectories.
Development of training schemes with the application of Virtual Reality towards implementation of decarbonised new and existing buildings.
This hybrid event is organised in collaboration and with the support of the Międzynarodowe Centrum Kultury w Krakowie Europa Nostra European Heritage Hub in Krakow in the framework of the EU-funded European Heritage Hub pilot project.
The UK faces challenges in achieving net-zero buildings due to high retrofit costs, a shortage of skilled workers, and the need for energy technology solutions, requiring collaboration and training to meet climate targets.
A l’heure où le besoin de rénover est -enfin- dans toutes les têtes, et que les débats budgétaires sur le sujet font rage, il nous paraît essentiel de mettre en avant deux enjeux clés, soutenus par la directive européenne sur l’efficacité énergétique des bâtiments.
In a world where cities are at the forefront of addressing climate change and promoting sustainability, this conference offers a timely gathering focused on the intersection of innovation, cultural heritage, and urban development in Europe’s historic urban areas.